VaroCalm Balanitis Relief Ointment for Men
$22.97
For men with itching or burning down there:
Calm the Itch, Burn and Smell in a Few Days, Without the Doctor Talk
A small tube of soothing ointment made for the tip and under the foreskin. Sulfur, comfrey and gentle oils. A thin layer 2 to 3 times a day, at home.
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Description
VaroCalm was made for the itching, burning and redness at the tip of the penis and under the foreskin. The sore, raw feeling. The smell you notice when you undress. The worry you don't want to say out loud.
It's a soft ointment with two actives, sulfur and comfrey, in a base of beeswax, coconut oil, jojoba oil and zinc. You put on a thin layer, it stays where you put it, and it helps the sore skin calm down.
No awkward doctor talk. No asking your partner. No guessing in the drugstore aisle.
Why do you need VaroCalm?
If you've tried scrubbing harder, a body lotion or a cream made for your feet, you know how it goes. Soap makes it sting more. Lotion rubs off. And the itch is right back the next day.
VaroCalm is for the guy who's done waiting it out. It's made for that one spot, it's gentle on skin that's already sore, and the tube is small enough to keep in your bathroom drawer.
Benefits
- Helps soothe itching and burning down there
- Helps calm redness, swelling and soreness
- Helps with the smell that comes with the irritation
- Puts a soft barrier over raw, rubbed skin
- Hypoallergenic and dermatologist-tested
- Private and quick, in your own bathroom
How to use
Wash the area gently with warm water and pat it dry. Put a thin layer on the sore skin, at the tip and under the foreskin. Do it 2 to 3 times a day, every day. Morning and before bed is the easiest way to remember.
For external use only. If it's not better in a few days, see a doctor.
Our 30-Day Guarantee
Every order is covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Try VaroCalm for up to 30 days. If it doesn't help, just email us and we'll give you your money back.
Old Helpers for Angry Skin
Two old helpers for sore skin
Comfrey is a leafy plant people have put on sore, swollen skin for a long time. Sulfur has a long history on itchy skin.
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Itching or a Smell Down There? It's More Common Than You Think.
So many guys say the same thing. It starts as a little itch at the tip. Then it gets red, it burns in the shower, and there's a smell that won't wash off.
The skin under the foreskin stays warm and a little damp all day. Add sweat, rubbing from your underwear or a harsh soap, and that thin skin gets angry. It's not about being dirty.
As one woman put it about her man: it's not only us women. It happens to them too. Most guys just never talk about it.
That's why so many men notice:
- An itch at the tip you can't scratch in public, so you just sit there with it
- Redness and burning under the foreskin that's worse after a hot, sweaty day
- A smell when you undress that makes you nervous to get close to anyone
- Putting off the doctor, and putting off your partner
That's why the usual fixes let you down. Soap, lotion and foot creams weren't made for skin this thin. They sting, they rub off, or they dry it out even more.
But there's a gentle ointment made just for this spot.
Two Actives. Gentle Oils. Made for Down There.
No guessing which cream is safe to put there. Just one small tube made for the tip and under the foreskin.
Sulfur has been used on itchy, irritated skin for a long time. It's one of the two actives in every tube, there to help calm the itch and the rash.
Comfrey is a leafy plant people use on sore, swollen skin. It's here to help take the swelling down.
Coconut oil, jojoba oil and beeswax keep that thin skin soft, so it doesn't crack and burn more.
A thin cream soaks in and it's gone. A thick ointment stays where you put it, so the soothing stuff sits right on the sore spot.
Made without:
- No steroids
- No alcohol sting
- No parabens
- No petroleum jelly
What a Thin Layer of VaroCalm Actually Does Down There
If soap, lotion or powder only made it worse, here's the difference. VaroCalm was made for skin this sensitive, not for your feet or your face.
Calms the Itch & Burn
Relief right where it hurtsA thin layer covers the sore skin at the tip and under the foreskin, so the itching and burning can settle down.
Less Redness
Helps the swelling go downComfrey helps calm red, puffy skin, so it stops feeling raw every time you move, sit down or get dressed.
A Soft Barrier
Less rubbing, less stingZinc and beeswax leave a soft layer between your skin and your underwear, so it isn't rubbed raw all day.
Helps With the Smell
Undress without the worryAs the irritation calms down, the smell that comes with it can calm down too, so you can get close again.
Your First Days With VaroCalm
A thin layer 2 to 3 times a day is what counts. Here's what it may look like.
You may feel the sting ease up after you put it on, and the skin feel less raw when you get dressed.
You may notice less redness and less itch, and catch yourself not thinking about it at work.
This can be your new normal: no itch in public, no smell when you undress, and no worry about it.
Why VaroCalm Is Different From Soap, Lotion and Foot Cream
Scrubbing harder. Body lotion. Baby powder. A foot cream from the medicine cabinet. Maybe just waiting it out. If you've tried it all and it still itches, this is for you.
Scrubbing with soap feels like the clean thing to do. But on skin that's already sore, it strips it and makes the burn worse. VaroCalm soothes it instead.
Foot creams were made for the thick skin on your heels. The skin at the tip is thin and sensitive. VaroCalm was made for it.
No waiting room. No explaining it out loud. You use it in your own bathroom, and nobody has to know.
Powder can clump up in the folds and rub even more. VaroCalm is a soft ointment that stays smooth on the skin.
One small tube. A thin layer 2 to 3 times a day. Small enough to keep in your gym bag or bathroom drawer.
Sulfur, comfrey and gentle oils in one small tube. Made for the itch, the burn and the smell down there.
VaroCalm vs. Other Brands
VaroCalm vs. Other Brands
 VaroCalm |
Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Made for the tip and foreskin | Varies | |
| Sulfur + comfrey inside | Varies | |
| Coconut, jojoba and beeswax base | Varies | |
| 30-day money-back guarantee | Varies |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe on skin that sensitive?
Yes. VaroCalm is hypoallergenic and dermatologist-tested, with gentle oils like coconut and jojoba. There are no steroids and no alcohol, so it won't sting like a harsh cream.
Is this balanitis? Did I do something wrong?
Balanitis is the name for sore, red, itchy skin at the tip of the penis. It's common, most of all under the foreskin. It's not about being dirty, and it happens to clean guys too.
How do I use it?
Wash gently with warm water and pat dry. Put a thin layer on the sore skin at the tip and under the foreskin, 2 to 3 times a day. Morning and before bed is easy to remember.
Why an ointment and not a cream or powder?
A thin cream soaks in and it's gone. Powder can clump in the folds and rub. A soft ointment stays where you put it, so it keeps soothing the sore spot and protects it from rubbing.
How fast will I notice a difference?
Every guy is different. Many feel calmer, less itchy skin in a few days of using it 2 to 3 times a day. If it's not better in a few days, or it gets worse, stop and see a doctor.
Can my partner order it for me?
Of course. A lot of partners notice before he says anything. It's one small tube, and he can use it in private at home.
I was told to just wash more. Is that true?
You're far from the first guy to hear that. But scrubbing harder with soap can strip sore skin and make the burn worse. Wash gently, pat dry, and let VaroCalm soothe it.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You're covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. If it doesn't help, email us within 30 days and we'll give you your money back.
Will it stain my underwear?
It can. It's an ointment with clay and zinc, so it may stain fabric. Use a thin layer and wear underwear you don't mind getting a little on.
For external use only. Stop use and see a doctor if it's not better in a few days or gets worse. Keep out of reach of children.